Sentence examples similar to In dampened from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the negative feedback of cloud cover has kicked in, dampening global warming, or the ocean absorption of atmospheric heat is playing a new and more decisive role.

Narcotics like morphine are essential in dampening these death throes, and in doing so, they facilitate death.

Paul Smee, CML's director general, said: "Seasonal factors have played their part in dampening house purchase lending activity in February.

Fears over economic instability after the Greek crisis and persistently low inflation have also played a role in dampening growth in developed countries, the IMF said.

The Halifax said the prospect of higher interest rates at some point in 2015 was also likely to play a part in dampening demand.

Only isolation and division succeeded in dampening Berlin's spirits, he argues, as during the cold war era when the city seemed to lose its creative elan.

It takes a year for rate rises to exert their maximum effect in slowing GDP growth, feeding through a year later to their full impact in dampening inflation.

Just 17% thought Germany should stay in the nuclear business.The convoluted politics of the outgoing grand coalition have also played their role in dampening public support.

From the early eighties until the onset of the financial crisis, macroeconomic textbooks taught us that fiscal policy is not effective in dampening business cycles.

These proteins function as negative regulators of the JA signaling pathway, and their upregulation has been attributed to serve in dampening the JA pathway after its initial induction.

Five hysteresis rods from the same set as the CSSWE flight rods are tested; significant differences in dampening abilities are found.